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ASK Property Investment Advisors, the private equity arm of Indian financial group ASK, has launched a INR2 billion special situations fund in the residential real estate market.
The improvement in the credit environment is putting Chinese real estate developers in a better position to secure funding, but potential risk factors continue to exist, especially for smaller developers, according to a CBRE report.
US fund giant Invesco has provided an A$150 million ($113 million; € 101 million) senior secured loan to AMP Capital to finance a high-rise residential project in Australia.
Indiabulls Alternative Investments is set to launch a Rs1000 ($150 million) realty fund from non-resident Indian (NRI) investors.
Over the last two years, the likes of Venn, M3 Capital Partners, Prudential Financial, M&G and Legal & General have been allocating large sums to the build-to-let market.
Real estate debt manager Venn Partners has launched a new Dutch-focused mortgage lender and is seeking to lend €2 billion to residential buyers by 2018.
Wheatley Group, Scotland’s largest housing, care and regeneration organisation, has tapped the capital markets for £250m, in what is the first time a Scottish housing association has raised finance through the issue of a public bond on the capital markets, writes Real Estate Capital's sister magazine Private Debt Investor.
Christian Candy’s Omni Capital has provided a £48m bridging loan to fund the acquisition of a residential development site in Chelsea Harbour, west London. The loan has been issued to the Hadley Property Group, which is backed by the multi-family office the LJ Group and private family office the Peterson Group. The site, known as […]
Aviva Commercial Finance has provided its first social housing loan – a 25-year, £67m facility loan for Sapphire Extra Care. The debt will be used to construct and maintain 390 social housing units targeted at the over 55s in Stoke on Trent in the UK. The Sapphire consortium, comprising the Eric Wright Group, Kajima Partnerships […]
Houston, Texas-based Crimson Advisors has secured a $105.6m loan from Landesbank Hessen Thuringen (Helaba) for the construction of a residential development at 546 West 44th Street in Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood. A joint venture of Crimson Real Estate Fund, DHA Capital and USAA Real Estate Company purchased the block-through site and former parking garage — between 10th and 11th […]